Hi Lucas
there are alternatives : you can just output lists of length 2, unpack and send accordingly. I really wanted to use [text sequence -g] because i thought it was weird not being able to send series of messages (not a fixed content list) on each step. Eventually i did found how to do this. Is the help file a bit misleading... or is it just me ? :p
Happens that "lines" as described in the help file, are actually comma-separated lists. Each "step" message outputs the next list, and if the -g option is set, the message is sent to the first leading symbol.
So in order to send several messages at the same time, you have to set -w option, which sets a symbol as a "wait" flag, and bang the [text sequence] instead of the "step" message. Everything until the next wait symbol will be sent.
See attached.